Browse freeware VFR enhancement add-ons for MSFS 2020 and 2024. Community VRPs, radio towers, antennas, wind turbines and landmarks for better visual navigation. Browse 34 addons uploaded by our community.
This add-on provides a comprehensive set of 990 VFR reporting points across Italy, each marked by a high-visibility balloon at 500 feet AGL. It enhances navigation by clearly indicating key locations for visual flight rules (VFR) pilots within Italian airspace.
AirHispania
This add-on provides 990 VFR reporting points across Italy, designed specifically for use in low visibility conditions. Each reporting point is visually represented by a ground-based balloon to aid navigation. Perfect for pilots looking to enhance their situational awareness while flying VFR in Italys diverse airspace.
AirHispania
This add-on provides an update for the Essen Werden-Heidhausen scenery in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, enhancing the visual quality of the surroundings. The update features improved shorelines, optimized textures, and better terrain integration for nearby bodies of water. Additionally, key roads have been added to enhance urban detail and authenticity. It is designed for VFR flights and exploration over the Ruhr region.
Kroxen
Enhance your simulator experience with the Manila Bay Minor Scenery Enhancement add-on, which introduces additional ships to Manila Bay in the Philippines. It also features Google Photo Scenery showcasing the ongoing construction of Bulacan International Airport and Pasay Land Reclamation. This add-on is compatible with both FS2020 and FS2024. Ensure to download the required dependencies for optimal performance.
TurtleTank1997
This add-on enhances MSFS 2020 by adding water towers at designated Visual Reference Points (VRPs) for Canadian airports, as specified by Nav Canada. It provides a realistic visual aid for VFR flights, helping pilots navigate more effectively. Users can easily install the package by placing it in the community folder and will see the new landmarks upon starting the simulator. The add-on is made possible through the VRPsSelect utility program.
Al Regina![[Project GUYANE] French Guiana POIs Pack](https://cdn.flightsim.to/images/27/project-guyane-french-guiana-pois-56269-1734139602-hz7W_.jpg?width=500)
The French Guiana POIs Pack is an add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator that features points of interest (POIs) in French Guiana, complementing the associated payware airports developed as part of Project GUYANE. This pack includes markers for various notable locations throughout the region, enhancing the exploration experience. Please note that these markers are not full scenery, and the names are presented in French. Users are encouraged to report any issues they encounter while using the pack.
SkyLane
This add-on provides a custom water mask for Microsoft Flight Simulator, enhancing the visual representation of the coral reefs surrounding Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. The mod aims to improve clarity and vibrancy of the underwater scenery, offering a more immersive experience while exploring the area. An upcoming airport scenery add-on for NCRG Rarotonga International Airport is also anticipated, promising additional detail for pilots. Please note that the reef elevation may affect low-flying maneuvers due to simulator restrictions.
KiwiFlightSim
Enhance your flight planning with the Talla VOR Station 113.80 add-on. EGPH and EGPF pilots rely on this beacon for seamless departure and arrival procedures.
Coco737
Enhance the standard scenery around Port Appin with additional details such as quay, boats, and a lighthouse. Some addon libraries are required for full functionality. Simply drop the provided folders into your community folder to enjoy the updated scenery.
munroman
Practice your skills with the Paro Airport (VQPR) Circuit Training add-on, designed to help newcomers experience the unique traffic pattern of this famous airport. Explore the visuals for VFR guidance and get a feel for the complex terrain.
kychungdotcom
A recreation of the Contract Air Mail routes routes #1, #4, #5, #8, #12, #17, #18, #19, #26 and #32 from 1926, finding your way via 51' concrete arrows with flashing lights on 51' beacon towers. Fly the old way, bare bones navigation from the dawn of commercial aviation… Flying really low and slow in all weathers, day and night, no autopilot available.
Rob, Richard & Dave